Australian investors want greater exposure to climate solutions, but limited opportunities and policy uncertainty risk sending capital overseas while many investors remain underexposed.

New research could dramatically extend the usable life of lithium-ion batteries while reducing recycling costs. Discover why this breakthrough could create long-term opportunities for environmental investors.

Australia's new AASB S2 Climate-related Disclosures are changing corporate reporting. Learn what they are, how they work and how investors can use them to make better investment decisions.

Italy’s forests now cover more than a third of the country and have overtaken farmland. What is driving this shift and what can Australian investors learn?

Biodiversity markets aim to place value on ecosystems, restoration and natural capital. Learn how they work and what they could mean for environmental investors.

BHP’s climate retreat has sparked criticism, but the bigger lesson for investors is that the energy transition remains driven by economics, technology and long-term strategic positioning.

Repeated delays at Queensland's Kidston Pumped Hydro project highlight Australia's infrastructure challenges, raising questions about energy storage, project delivery and the technologies likely to attract future investment.

The 2026-27 Federal Budget contained major policy announcements, but from an environmental investing perspective it largely prioritised short term politics over long term opportunity.

AEMO’s latest Quarterly Energy Dynamics report shows batteries, renewables and rooftop solar are reshaping Australia’s electricity market and lowering prices.

Data centres are driving a surge in electricity demand. We examine the IEA’s latest findings and what the capital buildout could mean for investors.

Capral’s electric furnace shows industrial decarbonisation is accelerating, backed by ARENA and creating new investment opportunities beyond renewables.

Australia’s Senate inquiry into climate disinformation reveals how misinformation distorts markets, delays investment and creates opportunity gaps for informed investors.

Australia’s emissions have fallen as transport emissions decline for the first time since the pandemic. Electric vehicles, renewable energy and policy support are reshaping the sector and creating new investment opportunities.

A new global impact report highlights the scale of the circular economy opportunity. Only 6.9% of materials are reused today, revealing major investment potential in recycling, circular manufacturing, data systems and green skills.

Global conflict is again exposing the fragility of fossil fuel supply chains. Distributed renewable energy systems provide stronger resilience, energy security and growing investment opportunities.